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COLD WAR
84 British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) |
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British
Army of the Rhine
This
range covers the
troops and equipment of the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) during the
mid-1980's, which saw the transition from the weapons and
equipment of the 1960's and 70's to the modern weapons,
vehicles
and technology which would soon dominate the modern battlefield.
To browse the page please scroll down or click on the buttons below:   To return to the main Cold War 84 page please click here... Click on the model code or picture to see a larger image Cold War 84 copyright TimeCast 2016 US Customers - The Cold War 84 range is available in the USA from BTC: Battlefield Terrain Concepts Click on the link or Contact Doug at DKline1863@aol.com for more details |
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| British Infantry | |
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British Infantry
and Heavy Weapons The figures are sculpted with 58 pattern webbing, scrimmed (camouflaged) Mk IV steel helmets and are armed with Self Loading Rifles (SLRs), SMGs and GPMG. The range includes officers/ncos, radio operators, heavy weapon crews and FO/MFCs. For a free British Infantry painting guide please click here... For more images of the painted and based British Infantry models please click on the image on the left or visit our Gallery Page here.... |
| We spotted these
pictures of our British models on Steven Lampon's Wargaming
blog. The trees and 6mm scale buildings ( Range 23 - Modern European Buildings) are also available from TimeCast. Please click on the image to view a larger picture.     We rather like the diorama style of his round bases - very neat indeed. For lots more examples of Steven's models you can visit his Blog here - Painting & Wargaming Photos copyright Steven Lampon and TimeCast 2021. |
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| Code | Description | Price | Order | |
| BR1 |  |
British Infantry Command Officers, NCOs and Radio Operators (8 models) |
£1.60 |
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| BR2 | |
Infantry
with SLR Advancing, kneeling and prone poses (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR3 | |
2"
Mortar Teams (4 teams - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR4 | |
GPMG
Teams GPMG team firing prone (4 teams - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR5 | |
84mm
MAW Teams 84mm Carl Gustav MAW team firing (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR6 | |
Milan
ATGM Teams Milan ATGM missile launcher and gunner, with assistant gunner and spare missiles. Firing from prone position. (4 teams - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR7 | |
Blowpipe
Missile Teams Blowpipe missile launcher and gunner, with assistant gunner and spare missile tube. (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR8 | |
Infantryman
firing 66mm LAW Infantry soldier firing 66mm LAW from kneeling position (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR9 | |
81mm
Mortar and crew 2 mortars and 6 crew plus 2 man FO/MFC team (10 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR10 | |
GPMG
SF
Role (tripod) (4 teams - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR11 | |
Casualty
Marker Casualty figure (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| BR12 |  |
120mm
Wombat Recoiless Rifle & Crew The iconic Wombat 120mm recoiless rifle, complete with 3 man crew. ( 2 guns and crews) |
£1.60 | |
| BR13 |  |
Engineers Royal Engineers with demolition and mine clearing equipment. (8 models) |
£1.60 |
| British
Vehicles
and
Equipment This range will cover the front line vehicles used by the British Army in 1984, including the iconic Chieftain tank, and the ubiquitous FV432 |
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| Code | Description | Price | Order | |
| Chieftain Mk 5/9 MBT |
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Chieftain Mk 5/9 MBT The Chieftain was the standard British MBT throughout the Cold War period. Characterised by its powerful 120mm gun, heavy and well designed armour, and accompanied by clouds of white exhaust smoke from the temperamental British Leyland L60 engine, the Chieftain became the iconic symbol of the Cold War British Army. Model comprises 4 parts and some assembly is required. |
£5.00 | |
| Chieftain MBT Platoon Pack Pack (3 models) | £14.25 | |||
| Chieftain Mk 10 (Stillbrew) |
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Chieftain Mk 10 (Stillbrew) In the early 1980s it was recognised that the Chietain's armour was vulnerabnle to the newer Soviet tank guns and a program to uparmour the tank was initiated. The result was the Chieftain Mk10, fitted with the Stillbrew add-on armour kit, which entered service in 1986. Model comprises 4 parts (hull and turret are cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£5.00 | |
| Chieftain Mk10 (Stillbrew) Platoon Pack (10 models) | £14.25 | |||
| FV432 APC |  |
FV432 APC The FV432 was the standard tracked APC of the British Army during the 70s and 80s. It served in a number of variants. This version is the basic infantry carrier, which could carry an infantry section and its equipment. Model is a single piece cast in polyurethane resin. No assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| FV432
APC Platoon Pack (
3 models) If you require a mix of FV432 variants then please contact us with your requirements - sales@timecastmodels.co.uk |
£9.95 | |||
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FV432 APC GPMG Turret Many of the standard FV432s were fitted with a GPMG turret (designed by Peake Engineering). In the mechanised companies up to half of the FV432s could be fitted with the GPMG turrets. The Company HQ vehicles were also often fitted with the turrets. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | ||
| FV432 Mortar Carrier |
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FV432 Mortar Carrier The FV432 was converted to carry the standard infantry 81mm mortar and was used to equip the mortar platoons of the Mechanised Battalions. The vehicle had a crew of 6 men and carried 160 rounds of 81mm ammuntion. The model comprises 2 parts and some assembly is required. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| FV438 Swingfire ATGM |
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FV438 Swingfire ATGM The FV438 was an FV432 converted to mount a sight unit and launcher for the Swingfire heavy anti-tank guided missile. The launcher had two firing bins and 14 missiles could be carried insdie the vehicle. A seperate control system could also be dismounted from the vehicle and deployed up to 100 metres away, allowing the missiles to be fired while the vehicle itself remained hidden from the enemy. The model comprises 2 parts and some assembly is required. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| FV432 Artillery OP |
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FV432
Royal Artillery Observation Post The FV432 was used extensively by the Royal Artillery. The OP vehicle was fitted with a number of specialised instruments, including a Head Angulation Sighting Equipment (HASE), Laser Rangefinder (LRF) and a Night Observation Device (NOD), all of which was in addition to the usual radio and communications equipment. Model comprises 2 parts and some assembly is required. The model comprises 2 parts and some assembly is required. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| CVR(T) Scorpion/ Scimitar |
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CVR(T)
Scorpion/ Scimitar The CVR(T) Scorpion (76mm gun) and Scimitar (30mm cannon) served in the Armoured Recce Regiments, while the Scimitar was also found with both the Armoured Regiments and Mech Infantry battalions in Close Recce Troops. The model comprises 4 parts and some assembly is required. The pack includes barrels for both the 76mm gun and 30mm Rarden cannon. The model may be assembled as either a Scorpion or Scimitar. |
£3.75 | |
| FV103 Spartan |
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FV103
Spartan APC The Spartan was developed as an armoured personnel carrier of the CVR(T) family. Rather than being just a general personnel carrier for infantry, the Spartan was frequently used for specialist roles, such as anti-aircraft missile carrier, reconnaissance and anti-tank tasks. The model is cast in polyurethane resin. |
£3.50 | |
| FV
103 Spartan Platoon pack (3
models) If you require a mix of Spartan, Striker, Sultan or Samaritan variants then please contact us with your requirements - sales@timecastmodels.co.uk |
£9.95 | |||
| FV102 Striker |
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FV102
Striker The FV102 Striker was a development of the CVR(T) series, with the chassis redesigned to accomodate the Swingfire heavy ATGM system. Originally serving with the Royal Artillery ATGM batteries the Striker subsequently saw service in the Medium Reconnaissance Regiments. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with other parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| FV103 Spartan MCT |
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FV103
Spartan MCT The Spartan MCT is a modified Spartan fitted with the Milan Compact Turret. The Spartan MCT is a later variant designed to enhance the antitank defences of the Mechanised Infantry Battalions in BAOR. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with other parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| FV105 Sultan CV |
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FV105
Sultan CV The Sultan CV (Command Vehicle) was developed to provide a larger office working space in the rear of the vehicle which would accomodate extra staff, plus additional radios and communications equipment as well as map boards. Model is a single piece cast in polyurethane resin. |
£3.50 | |
| FV104 Samaritan |
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FV104
Samaritan The Samaritan was developed from the Spartan APC as a dedicated battlefield ambulance. It carries medical staff and supplies as well as having room for four stretcher cases or a larger number of walking casualties. Model is a single piece cast in polyurethane resin. |
£3.50 |